When an intruder violently broke into Keith Blessing’s Torrington home, he acted to protect his wife and his property. Months later, Keith still finds himself subject to an ongoing firearms licence suspension while state bureaucrats take up to a year to determine his rights. Treating victims of violent crime like criminal suspects until proven innocent is an insult to every law-abiding citizen in New South Wales. In regional communities where emergency services are often far away, Australians must have the legal certainty to protect themselves and their families without administrative punishment. This injustice demonstrates precisely why NSW desperately needs clear Castle Law legislation. A person’s home should be their absolute sanctuary, with an unassailable legal right to use necessary force against violent intruders without fear of licence suspensions or civil liability. In March 2027, you will have a clear choice at the state election. Vote for the Libertarian Party so we can finally get Castle Law passed and protect your right to self-defence.